If you are just getting started to learn about the distribution grid management, check out this on-demand webinar to learn how distributed energy resources impact the grid edge as well as how aggregated DERs impact transmission and centralized generation operations. 

With a tremendous growth of electrification of transportation and regulatory regulations to achieve 100% renewable power generation, comes a need for utility companies to address the changes in the energy industry and take advantage of opportunities. Download this white paper to see how utilities can take advantage of the opportunities to reinvent themselves and create new business and revenue models!  

At the New York Auto Show this past April, New York state agencies and NY utility heavily promoted the importance of building an EV infrastructure in New York state. In a city that has just agreed to "congestion pricing" to discourage gasoline-powered traffic in Midtown Manhattan, New York is poised to emerge as a national leader in the e-mobility revolution. 

The transition to electric vehicles is just beginning and with automakers and other countries making significant commitments to phase out conventional internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles, the future for EVs is bright. But electrification of transportation goes well beyond passenger vehicles to include trucks, mass transit buses, light rail, ships and even non-road vehicles like forklifts.